It's Not Over

The shifting viewpoints added layers to the story, but I wonder if that was planned from the start or developed during writing. How did it influence the suspense?

The characters' backstories made the suspense feel more intense, but I was curious whether others felt the same emotional weight or found it overwhelming.

The story dips into some heavy subjects, yet there's a sense of resilience. Did the author aim to portray hope as a counterbalance to darkness intentionally?